Attention Center

Your daily “what needs me” list — orders, stock counts, store-sync problems, and background tasks that may need a quick look, all in one place.

Your daily “what needs me” list — orders, stock counts, store-sync problems, and background tasks that may need a quick look, all in one place.

Where to find it: Open Attention Center in AIM — you will be asked to sign in first.

What you can do here

• See everything that may need action today, grouped by type
• Spot orders to fulfill, counts to review, and store updates that failed
• Open an item to see the detail and fix it, or ask the assistant about it
• Change the time range to widen or narrow what’s shown

Buttons, fields, and controls

Control	Where	What it does	When to use it
Refresh	Page actions	Reloads the current attention items.	Use it after fixing an issue elsewhere or when the list looks stale.
Time range	Filters	Changes how far back AIM looks for items that may need review.	Use a shorter range for today and a longer range when investigating missed work.
Open item	Attention table row	Navigates to the order, product, sync issue, or task behind the attention item.	Use it when you are ready to inspect or resolve the underlying problem.
Mark as Handled	Row actions	Opens a resolution note window and clears the item once saved.	Use it after you checked the issue and no further action is needed.
Resolution Notes	Mark as Handled window	Captures what you checked or fixed before closing the item.	Use it to leave enough context for the next person reviewing the record.

How to: Work through your day

1. Start at the top — items are grouped by category (orders, counts, store updates, tasks).
2. Click an item to open its details and the action you can take.
3. Clear or resolve it, then move to the next group.

A “Store update problem” row means a price or stock change didn’t reach a marketplace — open it to retry or see why.

How to: Ask the assistant about an item

1. Use the assistant button in the header (or open the chat).
2. Ask in plain language, e.g. “why didn’t this publish to Shopify?”
3. The assistant explains it and, if needed, previews a fix for you to approve.

Open the failed Shopify update for Dunk Low Panda size 10 and ask, “Why did this fail, and what is the safest next step?” AIM explains the expired connection and points you to reconnect before retrying.

Good to know

• Nothing here changes on its own — it’s a list of things you may want to look at.
• An empty Attention Center is a good thing: it means nothing needs you right now.

Where to go next

• Fulfillments
• Dashboard